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Building on the St. Andrew's Middle School program, the faculty
designs a developmentally appropriate curriculum, which incorporates
sequential skill development for the Upper School program, for
students in Grades 9-12. The staff counsels students to choose
the courses that maximize successful learning, and teachers
address the diverse learning styles and ability needs of individuals
on a day-to-day basis.
The Upper School program supports students by means of individual
attention and a structured, school-wide exchange of information.
Students, advisors, teachers, parents, and administrators
collaborate to foster students' self-awareness, self-confidence,
and pursuit of excellence. Communication is an essential component
of the Upper School program.
The Upper School program provides a comprehensive, college
preparatory education which develops well-rounded individuals.
Each year, students must fulfill academic requirements, including
religion, while satisfying requirements in the arts, physical
education, and community service. The program promotes educational
excellence in a supportive but rigorous atmosphere that seeks
to nurture and challenge students. The courses and activities
in the program offer students opportunities for success, while
promoting hard work, personal responsibility, spiritual growth,
and contributions to the school and the larger community.
The Upper School program prepares students for college and
for lifelong learning.
Approved by the Faculty, September, 1995
See the Upper School Course Requirements
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